Gleanings from World Literature

A collection of famous opening lines of selected works from World Literature was displayed in colourful charts by the Book Lovers' Club. Each chart contained the essential details of the particular book on the left side and the quote on its right.

                   

Manjaveyil Maranangal- Benyamin

Presenter- Sreelakshmi S. (II BA English)

Date of Presentation: August 4, 2015

I DC Representatives

Chackson Reji was unanimously elected as the I DC representative of the Book Lovers' Club in a meeting held on July 22, 2015. Gincy Maria Varghese was given the charge of collecting articles from I DC students for the Readers' Desk.

Njan Malala - P S Rakesh

Presenter- Anumol Joseph (III BA English)

Date of Presentation- August 30, 2015

Njan Malala written by P. S. Rakesh is the life story of Malala Yousafzai, the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize who fought for the education of girls. The presentation was crisp and meticulous and was appreciated by all.

Marunnu - Punathil Kunjabdulla

Presenter- Aiswarya Gigikumar (III BA English)

Date of Presentation : July 21, 2015

Marunnu, the Malayalam novel written by Punathil Kunjabdulla was the book chosen for presentation by Aiswarya Gigikumar. The unseen world of medicine is the background of the novel. The presenter could effectively bring before the audience the drab life inside hospitals, and the enigma that surrounds its various characters.

Distribution of Reading List 

The conveners of the Book Lovers' Club visited the first year students and distributed a recommended list of 100 books on July 20, 2015. The list contains selected classics from English and Malayalam which students ought to read in the graduation level.

Sarada - O Chandu Menon 

The nineteenth century Malayalam novel, Sarada written by O Chandu Menon the pioneer novelist in Malayalam was presented by Angel M Bejoy of  III BA English on July 14, 2015. The presenter by her lucid Malayalam took the audience on a verbal journey into the life of the protagonist, a girl named Sarada set in the backdrop of nineteenth century Kerala.